LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER TUESDAY, liECEMBER 14, 1880.
THE OXFORD FIBE.
Narrow Kscape of the Town from Destruc
tion. Oxford narrowly escaped a ftener.il con
flagration from the burning of tueMeneujjh
hotel stables en Saturday night. The
wind blew in the direction of the Presby
terian church, and it was feared for some
time that it would be burned, as a tenant
house belonging te the bank standing near
it had taken lire. The fire department
was promptly en baud and worked assidu
ously and effectually nndcr the direction
of their chief engineer, Geerge E, James,
who displayed great coolness and skill in
the management of affairs.
Streams were thrown upon the burniug
stable and upon the tenant house, which
was saved, but in a charred condition.
Had this building burned it would have
been extremely difficult te have saved the
church. The wind then veered te the op
posite direction and set flre te te the sta
ble of Jeseph A. Audrews, which,
together with Mcneugh's, was entirely
destroyed, with their contents, except
the live-stock, which was rescued. The
wind again changed, aud threatened the
destruction of the bank, Meneugh's hotel
and store, as well as the public hall and a
row of stores adjoining the hotel. At this
juncture Olnct tengineer James ordered
the hook and ladder company te tear
down and carry away the shedding run
ning from the stable te Meneugh's
store and the removal of a let
of coal oil and molasses stored
in the shed. Ilcthcn had blankets placed
en the rear of the threatened buildings
and had them thoroughly saturated with
water. This precaution evidently saved
them all from sharing a similar fate with
the stables. The citizens of the town
were out, lending a helping hand in the
removal of goods, etc. Iu the sta
ble of Mr. Andrews he had three
bags of corn-cobs and three bags of furs.
He made strenuous cifeits te save the
latter, and thought he had done se. but af
ter the flic he found he had taken out the
corn-cobs and the furs had fallen a prey te
the fire fiend. The new steam lire engine
manufactured by the Silsby company,
New Yerk, was brought into requisition
for the fhsttimc and worked admirably.
The lire department had but about 250
feet of he.se which wcie iu a suitable con
dition te use.
The less te Meneugh in hay. straw, grain
and building was about $2,000, upon which
he had an insurance of $700. The less te
Mr. Andrews was much less, and the in
surance en his property $300,
hokkeks :
The
Water .Supply of the
Ucrks Count V
Prison.
There is an old iiyht in Reading between
the county commissioners and the city
water beard ever an old unpaid bill for
water used by the piisen authorities. Se
the city will net. ji the prison use of the
city water, resulting i:t a state
allairs which is thus lepeitcd
Ot
t(,
the court by a committee appoint
ed te examine into it : " One bun
dled prisoners were confined there, and.
while the icsci veire that supply the city of
Heading with water are just outside the
piisen walls, the prison is supplied with
poisonous and nauseating water, drained
from abandoned mine holes, that is wholly
unlit for human beings te drink. The
former prison physician cillcd the atten
tion of Dr. Dillcr Luther, sccictary of the '
beaid of public charities, who joins in this
petition as te the unwholesome cliaract'r
of the water (he prisoners weie co.n ce.n co.n
pellcd te use, and stated that it was
breeding disease among the inmates
of the institution. There is univer
sal complaint among the prisoners, who
are cither compelled te drink this nausea- ,
ting water or de without any at all. Even '
the warden, who agreed te pay Use water
commissioners for his own .supply, was net i
permitted te use the city water Your pe-'
liticners thciefere deem it an imperative '
duty en the pait of the court, in the inter
ests of common humanity, te instruct the i
county commissioners te obtain a supply
of pure and wholesome water, either by I
agreement witn tne sam water cemmiss
iencrs or te appropriate it without sucli
agreement."
ASSAULT AND UATTKKV.
Attempt te Reb a Countryman.
This afternoon about 3 o'clock a jeung
countryman named Keneagy fell iu with
two men named Martin and McCaskey,
the latter an estler employed by Bitzcr,
near the Pennsylvania railroad depot.
Keneagy " treated " Martin, who then de
manded meie money from him. This was
refused, when Martin and McCaskey as
saulted Keneagy, attempted te rob
him, it is said, and then ran off.
Keneagy who lives iu the eastern part of
the county has a black eye. The police
are after his assailants.
Crushed te Death.
Mr. Lewis Cooper, aged 53, the sexton
of the Slatevillc church, in Peacbbottem
township, Yerk county, repaired te Mr.
C. Keeper's weeds, for the purpose of cut
ting weed. Net returning at night noun
easiness was felt by the family, as he had
spoken of visiting the shoemaker's in the
evening. Being still absent in the morn
morning, search was instituted, and he was
found lying under a fahcu trce which he
had felled. Life was entirely extinct. It
is thought that when the tree was about
te fall Mr. Cooper attempted te escape,
but was caught before getting beyond
range.
The Firemen's Convention.
The delegates elected by the several lire
companies of this city, te attend the con
vention of firemen te be held in Reading,
had an informal meeting at the Empire
hook aud ladder hall last evening and re
solved te start for Reading en Thursday
afternoon. They also resolved that en all
matters that may affect the interests of the
volunteer lire department they would vote
as a unit, the better te make their inllu inllu
ence felt in the convention.
Sales of Tobacco.
Aaren Bachman, of 1 arnicrsville sold
his crop of tobacco te C. Herr at 23, 0, 3.
I. ShaclTer, hotel keeper at Monterey, sold
2,S00 stalks raised from "ShaclTer seed"
and yielding 1,200 peuuds, te Altshue at
30 cents around. Henry Gambcr of East
Ilempficld sold two acres te Altshue at
23, 8, 4. Allen J. Hart of Celmansvillc,
sold his crop te J. D. Scnscuig at 18, 3.
Disabled.
Peter Cline was down at the creek look
ing at some of the younger bleeds en
skates. They get him te try it. He. did.
His left hand was se hurt by the fall that
Dr. Muhlenberg had te give it attention,
and " Dad " can only play peel with the
butt of his cue.
Amusements.
Kecac us Richard III. -Tne present amuse
ment season in this city thus far has been com
pletely devoid et tragedy, and play goers
here will be pleased te learn that this lacking
is te be supplied in the appearance at Fulton
opera house next Monday evening, 20th Inst..
of the eminent actor, Mr. Themas W. Kccnc,
who will present his great impersonation et
Richard III. in Shafcspeare's thrilling histori
cal tragedy of that name. Mr. Kccne's growth
in popular favor has been as pronounced as it
has been rapid In Chicago this fall the three
stars, Barrett, McCullough and Keene, occu
pied the stages et three leading theatres
at the same time, and the newspapers
there gave them equal rank as artists
of the first power. In SL Lenid Mr.
Keene repeated his success, and the Republi
can of that city, reviewing the performance,
dwells with cpeclal emphasis upon his con
ception aud execution et the character which
were the clear, bread artistic expositions of
the Richard of Shakspearc. Mr. Keene played
te crowded house- during his western tour.
and b!s journey eastward is marked by the
encomiums et tbe press in every city where be
has tarried. His support is said te bccxcel
lentund includes Miss Henrietta Vaders.thc
gifted tragic actress.
Female weakness, caused by deranged kid
neys, permanently and positively cured by
the use of Prof. GuIImette's French Kidney
Pad. All druggists sell it. '
Dorcas Ackuewleilgineatii.
The Ladies' Union Dorcas secinty gratefully
acknowledge the following donatiens: The
Thanksgiving collection from the First Ger
nian Befermed church $9.50, the Presbyterian
church S10.3C, cash $1, Mrs. Kline $1, X. E1I
m ikcr, esq., $10, Mrs. Kerloet $1, Mr. Weber 51,
t'apt. .James Wiley $10. Miss Annie Lewis $5.
Geerge M. Steinmau $", Mrs. .Stcimuan $!, Mi,
J. C. Myer $1, Mra. Gam $1, Mrs. Mary Bell $1
Mrs. E. H. Brown $1, Mu S. Rengicr $1.
.Mr. Klllheflcr's Party.
On Friday evening of this week a darning
party will be given at Schiller hall, North
Oueecn street, for the benefit of Pief. Jacob
Killhcffer, the well known cornet player.
Tayler's excellent orchestra will be present
and a geed time is insured
4V,000 cakes sold the firU year attest the pop
ularity of Cutlcura Medicinal Seap.
When lips receive a rosy flush,
Jind teeth become a dazzling white
Beneath the efforts of the brush.
When SOZODOXT Is used aright ;
The mouth becomes sweet, pureand waim.
And the fresh breath an oderom charm.
dlS-lwdeed&w
Rich iu muscle-producing luateiiil beyond
all ether feeds and medicines are Malt Bitter.
M'EVIAL IfOTJVJKS.
SA.-dPl.K NOTICE.
It i- impossible ler a woman after a faithful
course et treatment with Lydiu K. P:ukhain:s
Vegetable Compound te continue te suircr
with a weakness et the uterus Kncio-e a
stamp te Mr-. Lydia K. Pinkbam, i'tt Western
avenue. Lynn, Stas.. for pamphlet'-.
jyiU-lydeeiLVw
Te AccHinintHliili! the Public.
The proprietor-, e! that immensely popular
remedy, Kidney-Wert in recognition of the
claims et the public which has se liberally pa
tronized them, have prepared a liquid prepa
ration ei that remedy for the special accommo
dation of these who from any reason dislike
teprepaie it ferthennclvcs. It is very con
centrated and, as the dose is small, it I, mere
easily taken by many, it has the same effect
ual action in all disease-, el the Kidneys, livci
or bowel-. Heme ntul 1'nrm. dl.'S-lwd&w
Tens t GiapcM and Tliclr Use.
It is astonishing te - cc the large quantity el
grapes el the finest qualify, and large clusters
that are each year mashed up for wine, at the
viney.nds of A. Spear, Passaic, X. J. Mr.
Speer buys huge quantities of grapes, and also
raises the Oporto grape, from w Inch he makes
his celebrated wine, without the admixture of
alcohol erspitits. This wine is found by care
in! analysis te be the best wine in market for
invalids and debilitated persons. It ii called
Speei's Pert Grape Wine, and is sold by drug
gists. It is extensively used by churches for
i the communion table. Excellent ter fatigued
females. This wine Is leceiiimendt'd by Drs.
Atlecand Davie, ami for sate by II. K. Slay
makei dl2wd.w
JU ii-erjtldeness.
The most wonderful and marvelous success,
in cases where persons are sick or pining uway
from acoudilien of iniserableiie.ss, that no one
knows what ails them (profitable patients for
i doctors), is obtained by the use et Hep Bil
; ters. They begin te cure fiem tiie first dose
and Keep it up until perfect health and
s! length is restored. Wheecr is aillieted in
lids way need net stiilei, when they can gel
Hep Hitter. See "Truths'' aud " Proverbs''
in another column. ill 2wd&w
Coughs.
' Jireici.'.t JSreiiciial Trcchix'' aic us il v. till
advantage te alleviate Coughs. Sere Threat,
UeaifCiicsa and lireneliial Ali'ectie'i-. Fer
lliiily yuais thee Triichi have been in use,
with annually increasing fa or. They aie. l'et
new and untried, hut, having been te-tcd by
;i:e and constant use ler nu.uly an entile
1 gciie.-aiien, they have attained ws ll-merited
1 rank mmiii',' the lew staple remedieseltlieae.
Tim Threat.
" llrtnrn' JSi-iuchhil Treche'' act dhcetly
mi the. e'scai.se! the voice. They have an e.
. i-am.liiuiry ell'ecl inalidi-.irderset thcTlueat
and J.aiynx, le-ierina healthy lone w lien re
i I.i.m d. either n eiu cehl or over-e.xertien et the
j velee, and pieiluce a elearand distinct online
' atieii. .V)t'((Ac-.s miif Hiiigcn lind the Troches
i ii-etul.
A Ceugii, Celd, (.atanii ei seie Threat re
' .j'lires immediate attention, as neglect ollen ellen
I ti'iies results in some ineui-i'.le lain;; Disease.
' llreica's Hreucltial Troches ' will alme-t ln
vai"ali!y give relief. Imitations hi a offered for
sale, many el which are injuiietis. Tbe genu
ine ' Jireiin' ISreiiciial Troches' arc sold
m.l'i in LeicK. . auI.Vl yd&wTu.Th&S
JtJJATIlS.
ISixi:. In this citv, en lec. 13, issii. Ml. .Mary
.1. Heck, daughter et .lehn tJeuiperlinif, in the
."'.ith year of her age.
The relatives and liieiuN d tbe family arc
respectfully Invited te attend the fune;al
from the residence et her patents, Xe. -201
East King street, en Thursday afternoon at
2 o'clock. interment at Lancaster ceme
tery. 2t
IIcsdbv. In Philadelphia, en the !)th insf.,
Mary A. Hendry, wile of K. C. Hendry, daugh
ter d' Cenrad and Klizuheth Short z and form
erly of Lancaster City, in tlie'Wd year ether
age. ltd-
XV ir A It VElt TISV.M li,
ki:i:eivki.
TS
TL'ST
J
Twe Thousand liaruls Dl'FFV
vi:i:t
AXD CLAK1F1ED CIDEU.
The best in the market. Warranted ' e be se.
Call at rear et Xe. .VVJ Xerth Duke Street, or
leave erdeis at efiice, Xe. 15 Eat King
Street. L. K. YCXDT.
dll-ltw&ItdTS&TF
FULTON OPKKA IIOUSK.
Ii
i:axd fashionable event.
MONDAY EYEHXU, DEC. 20,
ppearunce of the Popular Tragedian
THOS. W. KEENE.
Supported by the charming tragic aetiess
MlfcS IIKNltlETTA VADEKS. FltAZEIl
COULTEK, OCTAVIA ALLEN, FUANK
ROCHE and a. specially selected company
under the management of WM. K. HAYDEN.
en which occasion will be presented Sluk
spcara's grand historical tragedy in six acts el
RICHARD III;
Or, tli Battle of Bosworth Field.
Clestcr (.iltsrw.ii ds K'.char.l IH).T.W.KEENE,
POPCLAIt PKICES 35, r.O mid 75 cts.
UESEItVKD SEATs! SI.
Sale of se.it commences Wednesday. Dec.
15, ut the Opera Heute Ollice di4-;:td
CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS
(iOODS
GOODS
GOODS
BELOW
15ELOW
BELOW
COT :
cost :
cost :
RATHVON & FISHER
Arc selling off their entire stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING below cot. Alse
FURNISHING GOODS.
FROM NOW UNTIL JANUARY 1st
AT COST.
CLOTHING made te outer in the prevailing
styles and at medium prices.
COR. N0KTH QUEEN aud ORANGE STS.,
LANCASTER. P.t .,
RATHVON & FISHER,
MERCHANT TAILORS.
dccK-2vd
"lifRiSTMAS AND
KSW YEAR CARDS.
Large ..fcei'inent at Lewest Prices, at
L.. B HEKR'S
iSOOK AND MUSIC STORE,
-IJsI sutlt S Ea?t Orange Strctjt.
SEW ADVEJlTISE3lEyTS
In addition Hie
found the loliewiug
Lace Pins, at one dollar.
Ear Kiiirsat mie ileil.t:.
.Sleeve Buttens at eiie deli.ii
sets of Studs at one- dollar.
Teeth Picks at one de!lai .
Pencils at one dollar.
Amongst the article? at FSe Deilais
WaUihes at fivedmiar-.
Diamond Kings at live dollars.
Bronzes at five dollar
Geld Thimbles at live dollar.
Ladies' Watch ChAius at live dellais.
Articles between One and Five Dell.u-
.'atcrs.
Toilet Bettle-,
Syrup Pitchers,
Speen Helder.
American Cleeks.
Geld Pens ami Helden,
Spoons and Ferk-,
Cake Buckets
The public am ceidi.illy invited te examine our stock el HOLIDAY GOODS.
H. Z. RHOADS & BRO.,
4 WEST KING STREET,
EDW J.
Manufacturing Jeweler, Zanm's Cerner,
Thing-, in our
Bftaiitii'm
iiij
WATCHES.
DIAMONDS,
SILYEKWARE.
CLUCKS,
SPECTACLES,
.iOA) unexzus,
GOLD TillMDLLS, SILVER HEAD CANES,
SILVER TUIMiiLES, OPERA GLASSES.
GOLD P3NS AND PENCII.S,
HANDKERCHIEF AND GLOVE BOXES,
GOIiD BRONZE SMOKING SETS,
FINE CIGAR SETS,
BACCARET VASES.
ALL THESE AMI MAM MOKE AT
2AHM;S CORNER, LANCASTER, PA.
yjsn Aitricm isi:m?:st&.
M'AKLC XeTlCr. THAT ALL THIeOt-
X staii'linganil unpaid eily i.-i. ler th! year
lssO, new in the hands et thee olleciern fit the
evcral wants, must be paid en or hemic
WKi)XKSi)A.Tiii-:-j'.rri iav of hkckm-
JlKIt, A. I. ISsii, as j.iime.ii.'tely alter that
ilalc the same will be nla.-ed m tin: hands of
tlitif. ity .solicitor ler collection. dect-tfd
City of WiUiipi .pi,
IlKFAt'LTKI) HUM)-. AND Cfll'i'ON's
Wanted by
BANDAI. K, FOOTE,
r.AXKEit .i.vj i:kqki:u,
dccll-litd 7" lireuiway, New Yer': City.
4 i
UOTIOX.
iV en w::i.ii: w !:vi:xixe, ii:c. i.,
ATt;iMAY i: V I MNC. Dt-.r. is. and WLD
XI.M) VY i:Vi,IMi, Dl-.C.'Ji. will lie Mild at
Huikhehier's sjiuv, ei i'iier ei Chestnut anil
'linn .-treet.i (Ne. .;i. Di.'Y liuODs, NO
TiON, ir'jVSs 'l) H'Ki:.-WAi:i: and a
viirietj .i 1IIXA, WOODandTl.V TiS.
Jem'i-.uu: neem-e li:iii:.iii'. .
Sale loiuiiiiiieiitv at Tfi'clee'v.
II. K. Hl'KKHOi.DKH.
dec: l-Tu F'lii' Asent.
)?mx & BI'iKXKMAN.
GRAND 0PENIKG OF
Mi GH1TIM GOODB.
'.larger r-tecs; titan e-.-im. Lcftd-pr e'-than
I'M'i l.erv .irh ! el Meeh-iiihai Tev-.
nei.i.s: dells: pells: '
IJLO-'K'i AND ;.MI.
noise-, Carl!-, Vi :i;"O!0. sii-jyit, Ycleeipe.lcs
and ISIcvcb--.
Fj-hl-fl, (.IIISTM S l'!MKXTS.
Klegant Carv-.-r: ,:-i: el-plated Knives, Silver
plated .spoon-. Silver-plated l'erki. The above
g'idsie i:miei.,.V U'x.'s liL't gfiids. bought
: t . f-uenlire and will be sold '.cry le.v.
HOl'Si; Ft l.'MSHIXC. UOOD".
Tin, hoe! lien and Weeden W-ire at Great
Itarguins.
renemaiis,
i?rit slave and J Jwi'pr Stere,
152 North Queen Street,
iS?K!t. I'.
WJ
IIAVB A .OJ' Ot-'
I.IUilT OLOIt
WINDOW
S MAD MS,
Geed I'atb'i ii-. that ,-, jjj !i
low price el 1:1! v cents. T
bargain, as .-;ine have lite
M-le-Cll out 'It till!
he e are :i decided
, r.; .,...;'
i reilnccd I:
fl'iiuir fti liliy cents umece.
PLAIX WINDOW nllADIXO by
nine, (Jarnet, lirnwc, ('id ;)(!,
Stene, .c.
the J aid,
Lavender,
C.i'dinal. lliewn. Kern, til ecu and Wliitu
SCOTCH HOLLANDS
PAPSB CURTAINS
l
Spring Fixtures, Frimje-. LoepO'a'self. Vc.
Opening almost dally New Design of
WALL PAPER.
Our stock is Lare
Newest Fashions.
ind tJAltraclivc, el the
CerniGg,
H
MI
UxX.
. lUU'J t
The ilest, Simplest and Chcifesf made.
PHARES W. FRY.
Ne. 57 NORTH QUEEN ST.
Auotien ! Auction!
Cemmt'ncm"; Katurday, Dee. i!th,
POSlTIVfl CLOSING OUT
or THE
H.L.ZAHM&CO
JEWBLHY STORE.
Ne. 20NOKTU OiiEia STKKKT.
Tine Watches for Ladies and Gents, Key and
Stem Winder-: in Geld and Silver, fcelid
Silver and Plated Ware, Sets Ear Rings,
Rings, Chains, Necklaces.
RODGEF.S BRO.'S
Knives, Ferks and Spoons.
All n be e!d w itheut leerve.
The Flitnrcb te be sold at the fleiv; of sale,
and the Stere v.-ill be Fe Kent from A PHIL
1.MS1.
"WM. MIL'LAE,
tls:e-lmd TR0PPJET0B.
F il k fi
many fine and expensive articles always fennfi in cur stock will be
articles at one dollar :
Silver Fruit Knives at one dollar.
sugar s-poens at one dollar.
Cream spoons at one dollar.
Childrens' Kings at one dollar.
Gentlemen's scarf Pins, at one dollar.
And a great varietv et ether articles.
each will be feund:
Gentiemens' Watch Chains at five dollars.
"Fancy Articles in Gerhain Plate at five
dollars.
Gentiemens' Geld Lockets at Ave dollars.
Ladles Geld Lace Pins at tlve dollars.
rruit. Dinner and Tea Knives,
Xut Picks.
Miavmg Cups,
Beirvand Fruit i-poene,
childrens' and MUses" Necklaces.
Bracelet",
Napkin King',
&c, &c, Jfcc.
LANCASTER, PA.
ZAHM,
Lancaster, Pa.
stock tli it make
I Durable Christmas Gifts.
JEWELRY.
(iOLD
HEAD CANES,
XJiK' Alt VJiKTISEMESTS.
TEV 1'IANO
AT WHOLESALE l'KICK
Il An entirely
New Piane will be sold at
Kixrular Wholesale Price. Offer open only two"
weeks, inquire at
di:;3!m TIIISOFWCE.
N
TO KEASOAAKL.U OrFEK ItEFt'SKI).
Oram'- and Piane-. XKW AXDSF.COXD-
f HAM), at gieatlv ledueeil prices.
i JUSTUS STUCKEXHOLZ,
Fulton Opera Heuse, Lancaster.
. dcciliadll
WASTEii.
' fANTEU A (Stltl. TO DO OKNKKAI,
1 housework. Geed wnes paid toacom teacom toacem
I nelent peis-en. tmiuircat
Hd THIS OFFICE.
7'ANTi;i A SITUATION BY A YOUNG
IT man who thoroughly understands the
cultivation et tobacco us well us stripping aud
preparing il fernrirkct. Would prefer going
t the ciiuniry te strip and otherwise prepare
it ter market. Address "Tobacco," Leck Hex
17. Lancaster. Pa. ltd
OK f-ALE OX ItEST.
1
i:
v x .-s r ti -iA l.t-j.
Xew is tins chance te buy lets whilst they
are cheap : a goeil tunc ler liiuusitieus men te
put tliuir Mirplus earnings- into something
ti'.-elv te advance in value. The undersigned
will "sell lieni one te fifty lets at a low pricoen
long time. Lets are situated in northeast
waul. I'er tc riii1- apply te
dll-.ildeed A. W. UUSSEL.
1)1 r.MO SAI.K. WILL. ItK OtttltEOAT
iubliesale. all that let of ground fronting
It feet en the southeast side et Middle street,
and e.xtending in depth US feet ti inches, en
which i- erected two two-story Hrick Dwelling
iieuscs, v. itii back buibliugs and ether im
provements. The said property will be sold as
a whole, or cither house and letas new divid
ed a-ul occupied, will lie sold separately. If
-eiu separately the right te u common use of
the hydrant, pass-ige allev and water way as
new used will be reserved.
Sale te be held at the Leepard Hetel, en East
King slre-'t en MONDAY. DECEMHEU 20,
IStV), at 7:.'.0 p. m., when conditions will be trade
known by JOHN HLACK.
H.Siuckiit, Auct. dll-lsd
Ui:t.I: SsALK or lKlt.SNAl. I'KOl'
KKTY. On WEDNESDAY, DECEMBEK
15, IfSO, the undersigned will sell at public sale
en the premises, Xe. 223 East Orange street, at
I lie residence el the late Jacob Staulfer, the
fellow Inj; personal preperty:
! Household and kitchen furniture, consisting
e! beds and bedding, carpets, tables, chairs,
i move-. Kitchen utensils, etc., etc. Telescope,
microscope, camera luciciu, electrical niacmnu,
amateur s-elf-inking rcss, with n fine assort
ment et type, dental aud engraving tools, a
liamUeinc medicine ease, maps, books, paint
ings, whcelbanew. flutes, clarinets, weed
cuts, .shelving, drawers, etc.
Sale te commence at 10 o'clock a. m., when
terms will be made known by
F. II. STAUFFE1-.
, D. McX. STAUFFEK,
Administrator?.
.S Hk ss & ?-. Ancfs. fl!3-2t
fpin: uxi.ksignk uffkih at pbi-
" i 1 VATE-alethi
itlwo-stervBKICK DWELL
IXU HOUSE with two-sterv Brick BackBuild-
! imr, situate at Xe. 42 Seuth Lime, street. Tim
house fronts 1!) feet, and let extends iu depth
. 1.)3 fee! te Zion Lutheran church. The house
has been recently papered throughout; there
are seven large rooms with gas in every room
in the house, and wnttr iu the kitchen. In the
I hit are choice varieties of fruit trees ami a
1 line grape vine. On the south side of the house
is an aiieyway ler the exclusive use of this
, properly. " Possession given April 1, 1881. If
l net sold at private sale the above property
will bu offered at public sale, at the Leepanl
hole), en Saturday evening, December 18. 1880,
at 7 o'clock. PHILIP DOEKSOM.
i!ecl-16td
;JL XOTICES.
1,TATi:OF J A CO It ItAIR, DKCCASED,
U lute of Lancaster city. Pa. Letters tcsta
menlary en said estate having been granted
te the undersigned, all persons indebted te
said decedent are requ,-te.l te mnke Immedi
ate settlement and these having claims or de
mands againut the estate et said decedent, te
make known the same te her without delay.
CAROLINE A. DAIR, Executrix,
itccs-ctdeaw Lancaster, Pa.
! S7STAT. OF IJ. W. SUENIC, LATE OF
Hi Lancaster city, deceased. Letters testa
I inuiitary en said estate havingbenn granted te
: the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto
are reiiuested te make immediate settlement,
1 and these having claims or demands against
the same, will present them without delay for
settlement te the undersigned.
MARY S. B. SIIENK.
I Executrix.
1 W. Leamax, Att'y. d3-5tdeaw
IjiSl'ATE OF IlEMtV DltACIir.AK.LATIS
IJ of the city fit Lancaster, deceased. Let
ters et administration en said estate having
been granted te the undersigned, all persons
indebted thereto are requested te make imme
diate payment, and these having claims or de
mands against the same will present them
without delay for settlement te the under
signed, re-iding in the city et Lancaster.
PHILIP J5. DRACHMAS,
HENRY DRACHMAS, Jn.,
ALBERT DRACHMAS,
Jxe. M. A-jrse, Att'v. Administrators.
nSJ-fitdeaw
ESTATE OFIIENKYGUNDAKEK, LATE
of Lancaster citv, deceased. Letters et ad
ministration en said estate having been grant
ed te thn undersigned, all persons indebted
therte nre requested te make Immediate pay
ment, and these having claims or demands
against the same, will present them wltbent
delay ler scttlcmcntte the underslgnsd, resid
ing in Lancaster city.
SARAH E. GUNDAKES,
DR. GEO. S. WELCHANS,
H'ji. R. Wilsen, Administrators.
A. C. Heiseciil,
Attorneys. novl5-Ctdeaw
1 STAT1S OF HON. Til ADDICTS STBVENS,
All late or Lancaster city, deceased. The un
dei signed Auditors, appointed te nistribute
the balance remaining in the hands of Edward
Mcl'hersen, A. E. Roberts and the late O.J.
Dickey, executers of lat will of said testator,
te and among these legally entitled te the
same, will sit ter that pnrpe-i! en TUESDAY,
the 21st day of DECEMBER, 18t0,iit 2 o'clock
p. in., in tiie Library Roem of the Court Heuse,
in the city of Lancaster, where all persons in
terested in said distribution mav tit tend.
WILLIAM LEAMAN,
J. HAY SHOWN,
SIMON P. EBY,
ii:-itdaw Auditors.
THLED EDITIOI.
TUESDAY EVENING, DEC. 14, 1880.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Washington, Dec. 14. Fer the Middle
Atlantic states, fulling followed by sta
tionary or rising barometer, higher tem
perature, winds mostly south te west and
partly cloudy weather, followed by in
creasing cloudiness and rain.
CONGRESS.
Freceedincs iu the Senate.
Washixgtex, Dec. 14. In the Senate
Mr. Edmunds introduced a biil te revive
the court of commissioners of Alabama
claims.
A resolution was agiced te instructing
the committee en posteffices and reads fe
inquire whether or net existing telegraph
lines largely interfere with the business of
the posteflSce,andJwhether or net the tele
graphic service should net be placet, ex
clusively in hands of the general govern
ment. Mr. Saulsbury announced that he would
en Thursday aslcthe Senate te take up the
resolution declaring Kellogg net entitled
te his scat in the Senate.
After some discussion, during which a
sentiment antagonistic te any adjourn
ment during the holidays was developed,
the subject was dropped.
Upen the expiration of the morning hour
the senate resumed consideration of the
bill for the relief of Fitz Jelm Perter.
The amendment offered by Mr. Dawes
was agreed te, authorizing the president te
appoint Perter te the army with the rank
of colonel within eighteen months fiem
date. The bill was then reported te .he
Senate, aud after a set speech by Mr
Bumside against the bill, the amendments
made in committee of the whole were
agreed te and the bill was read a thiul
time aud passed by a strict party vote, ex
cept that Mr. Davis (III.) voted in the
negative, with the Republicans.
In the Heuse.
The Heuse passed the resolution calling
en the postmaster general for information
as te the detention of certain mail bags
said te contain unfrankablc matter and
for information as te the abuse or lean of
frank by members of Congress.
A bill for the incorporation of the Mari
time canal company of Nicaragua was
introduced and referred,
corperators U. S. Grant,
It names as in
E. D. 3Ietgan
and ethers.
Mr. Bicknell (Ind.) then called up the
electoral count tcsolutien and demanded
the previous question. The Republicans re
fused te vote, se the Heuse was left appar
ently without a quorum. After the roll
call Mr. Bicknell said he would net press
the measure new, but would call it up iu
January as seen as he could find 1-17
members en his side of the Heuse.
A motion by Mr. Weed te go into com cem com
mittce en the funding bill was voted en by
yeas and nays and carried. The announce anneunce
incut of the vote, however, was delayed
until after the election of a postmaster,
which is new in progress.
The speaker thcu announced that the
motion had been carried and at 2:23 the
Heuse went into committee en the fund
ing bill.
VIOLEXUE IN IKKI.ANO.
General Prevalence et Terrorism Itcpciteil
Londen, Dec. 14. At Watcribrd as
sizes the jury pane! has been called" three
times unsuccessfully under penalties of
from 10 te 50 pounds and still net a suf
ficient number have icspendcd for a jun
te be struck. In the Boyd murder case'
the .solicitor general has asked for post
ponement fin a plea that the district is ter
rorized. At Irishtewu near Chue Mains, last
night, :i body of men attempted te forcibly
enter a farm fiem which a tenant had been
evict rd. They attacked the constabulary
who immediately iircdupeu them wound
ing four. Twe men were arrested.
The Gentlemen iif thn Jury.
Dublin, Dec. 14. Of the panel of the
forty-eight from which a jury is te be se
lected for the trial of the traversers, thirty,
nine are tradesmen, two agents, four gen
tlemen, ene secretary of a railway com
pany, eue hetcl-kcepcr aud one a lieuten
ant colonel.
ANOTUEK KXPLOSJON.
TIie Mine l'itat Stcllarten Again the Scene.
Halifax, Dec. 14. Anether explosion
occurred at the cae pit, Stellarton, about
8 o'clock this morning-, and was followed
in a few moments by another blast. A
strong force of men arc en band te explore
the mine at the earliest pessile moment.
At 9 o'clock the third explosion oc
curred. It is net believed, however, that
any lives are lest.
GERM A3! POLITICS.
Victory of Pregressists nnd Democrats.
Berlin, Dec. 14. The Pregressists and
Democrats obtained a tremendous victory
in the late election. At Altcnbcrg Ilcrr
KalmplTcr has been elected member of the
Reichstag by a majority of 3,500, in a dis
trict which never before returned a Pro Pre
gressist. This is partly owing te the new
corn laws.
Toethful Ci-lminats.
Nnw Yerk, Dec. 14. Isaac Cathcart,
sixteen years old, and Albert Meyer were
arraigned at the Tombs te-day for breach
of trust, Cathcart having decamped with
$2,800 belonging te Vandyck & Williams.
His employers' case was net pressed, and
both lads were discharged.
Fire In rhiladelpliia.
PiiiLADELrniA, Dec. 14. By a lire this
morning in the telegraph cable manufac
tory of Manly & Sens, 44th and Chestnut
streets, damage was done te the extent of
$20,000.
Sentenced te be Hanged.
New Yere, Dec. 14. Edward Rein
hardt, convicted of mnrdering his wife at
Silver Lake, Staten Island, ami whose case
has been before the court of appeals, was
brought up this morning and re-sentenced
te be hanged January 14.
Lehigh Valley Dividend.
Philadelphia, Dec. 14. At a mcctins
of directors of the Lehigh Valley railroad
this afternoon, a quarterly dividend of one
per cent, was dcclaied payable, in January.
Of Ne Consequence.
.Madrid, Dec. 11. Very little import
ance is attached in official circles te the
nere conspiracy in Cub?..
Tbe Albanian League.
Viexsa, Dec. 14. The Albanian league
has new entirely. disappeared.
JUAUKETS
Xaw Yerk Olarxtn.
C. IL Fleur State 13 KM.4
extra de a COgl 75 : cholce.de ft stHJS ie ; taiicy
no e logeiau; reuiiii uoep uiue SltWjJS .iU choice
de at J5eSti 33; superfine western St-teQ I 00;
common te geed extra de ti 60S5 00 : choice
de5iOSS7j; choice white wheat 'de .I0
60J; Southern dull and heavy : common te
fair extra J5 OOS-5 50 ; geed te choice de 15 55 g
C75.
Wheat market very heavy and prices 2SSc
lower : Xe. 2 Ked, spot. 1 20; de Jan. $1 2UJSS
12l:cle Feb..$l 2JKS- 2-K-
Cern without important change and moder
ately active; Mixed western spot, 575Sc;
deStuture. SSJiCgSSJc.;
Oats a shade easier; Xe. 2 Feb., 4731";c:
State 4gc; Western 42JJffllSc.
ftiilaclelpnta Market.
Fhiladsltiua, Dec. IL Fleur sluggish, but
unchanged ; superfine at f.: 0033 75; extra at
3 73S4 50; Ohie and Indiana familvJ5 50i5
25; l'enn'a family $5 12j5 50: St. Leuis
family 00C50; Minnesota family 13 25 (ft; OJ:
de straight JUOOBtJ 30; WInter oatent d 5tf'0)
7 25 : Spring de $7 P02S 25.
Hye dour dull at f 25.
Wheat dull and lower; Ne. 2 Wcst-rn Ked
il 11) ; Feiin'a. Ked I 171 1S ; Amber $i 179
1 lS'i.
Cern dull but easier ; steamer, V.g.'dc; yel
low, old, 55KS5tyc ; mixed, old, 55sj5BCe,
O-its quiet but unchauged; Xe. t "nue
I7-SlSc; Xe. a de 4640c; Xe. 3 de 45e;
.Ne. 2 Mixed 41JHe.
Kye dull; Wtsteru95c; l'enn'a IGe.
I'rovisieus dull ; dressed hogs. 3'ff(!.-:
mess perk old, $1330; new. I5 25: beet imtns
at Sis iwitis m ; luitian m.sueet $17 m : it icon
suiekcii shoulders .Vc ; salt de
smoked hams OJiffllOc; picliled lian:
-'4c :
7?ij?
,VC.
Laid iuiet ; city kettle at 'J.c : loes,
butencrs' 6X,!5 prlme.steaiu $S S7SU7
Butter market ipaleter but less actne;
Creamery extra 35A)C ; de geed te choice 3i)gi
Sic; iJ. C. ami X. Y. extra 20g:i0e ; Westvin
reserve extra2l25e ; de geed te choice ISy2!e;
Uells scarce and wanted; l'enn'a F.tra 2;ij3
21c; Western Reserve extra 2325.
Ej?s scarce and firm for fresh receipts ;
Pa.!33c; Wtstere 313ic.
Cheese slugptish and weak: Xew Ym-k full
cream at 13g 13 ie ; Western full cream 12!
12,'4c ; de fair te geed at ll12e; de halt skim
l0fiuc. Petroleum firm : refined at 9;hc.
Whisky carceat$l 1.
Seed Ceed te prime clever dull j7! :
Flavsee.il wholly nominal at $1 :W.
Stock JMaricct.
Saw VeiiK Stocks.
Stocks .steady.
December li
a. m. a. m. r. m. r. m. i
10.-.0 11:25 1:U0 2:05 3
jXrI14 "v
Erie It. U Ui'4 -1(5 4C"v ity. .
: 0
uicmau. a i.. --....liij-ft i:i,'6 iw i
Mieiuun uent. J(. i;..ii.s iiy,
Chicago & y. W 122;-: 122-jT
17'i 117
123J4 121'4
Chicago. 51
H St. P. lMtfA 110)4 110K
I. Cem... . II 43,'' 4l?
' P'liL... OVi lOJa tl554
tiu;.;
Han. .V St. .1
u
'J-V4
4f
40,,
:i
70K
S!li
Teledo Jfc Wabash.
Bf
I5K
4:Vi
:;
4'-)J.s
:;ik
Ohie & Mississippi. .
St. Leuis, I. M. & S. IL
Ontuiieund Western
C.C..t I. C. K. K
."7
"i;a
70'i
30
3i;-4
New Jersey Central.. 7"j
Del. & Hudsen Canal. !,"
Del., Lack. .t WcsternlOl
Western Unlee Tel... S2i
SO)
sW'H
101 101 104
S.
PacilieMail S. S. Ce..
American U. Tel. Ce.
Union Pacific
Kansas & Tex:is
New Yerk Central....
Adams Express
Illinois Central
Cleveland A Pitts....
Chicago & Keck 1
Pittsburgh & Ft. W. .
PlIlLVDt-LrillA.
Stocks dull.
Pennsylvania!.. K....
l'liil'iu'it Beading
Lehigh Valley
.W;
i0-,
r.i
-
73
H'7Jft
71
107K 107
IVA 43'S
.... 1I4,
.... 117
.... 117
121
.... lis
liSJi
i r.2 id7i 2
d
2-V
.SfiJ-i.
32
ijX'4
17
fi
20
in"
ZVA
ii;a
i
50
;ii
32
G2Ji
17
J
20
:t
IS!
Lehigh xaviiAiitieu...
Northern Pacific Cem
.W4
IPS
I7!h
istOi
:.K2
my,
17
. p.(l
Pitts., Titusv'e & B..
Northern Cential ...
Phil'ait Erie K. II..
Northern Penn'a...,
Un. It. it's of N..J....
Ilestenville Pass
Central Trans. Ce...
IVA
Cattte 31arlci:t.
Moneav, Dee. 1:1. The receipt.! el bccci
at the West Philadelphia yard ler past vcck
were 2,00 head; North Philadelphia yard.
fijO head. Total, ",C!) head. Previous week
3,:.1j head.
I.eef cattle Tin; market during the past week
will-active, and prices were higher a the
grades of cattle were of a better quality.
Dressed beeves weie l'airl active and price-i
were firmer. We note sales as fellows ; Thus.
Bradley, ISO liea I at."iiJ7J.c ; James Clavin. 5i
head. JsS7Ce : C. S. Denglcr, .V.l head, CJKgSe ;
J, C. WeIN, ."d head. t'..i ,?; A. A. Rean ell.
M head, ,y,ih7',c ; W. II. Brown, i:: head, 0V.Q
.!ic:.!.lI.Meiiiis&- Bre.. 2.1 head, li8e. ' '
itulls mill cows were in better demand and
prices were higher.
Calves were active and prices were linn,
t re-h cow The market was destitute of an
imals. Kxpeits per British Crown. 17." quarteis.
We quote Extra at UljCc : geed, !5(ifJ"JsC ;
medium 'tJ-Wjlfe: common, IMJI.'kC: dressed
beeves, .Vi'-fc: bulls and cows, l:,e;
calves C(f7c : Iresli cows, $20,re4.i.
Sheep and Iambs. The receipts weie: West
Philadelphia var.'S ::,uw bend; Ilestenville,
.!,CU0: North Philadelphia, l,Wi : Total ler the
week, fi ; previous week, 3,200.
Thumarket during the past week was slug
gish en account of the heavy supply of cheap
poultry, although pi lees in sympathy with the
western market advanced : a choice let sold at
'Js" lv-r pound.
We quote E.ra at .V,J.V'c : best, .TJir.VJc ;
gefid, iVi3c; medium, l)a4ie; lair. ti
4iJc;eeiiiiiic'ii, 4'2)IJe; ciills.ii'.ifcKp.: Lambs
4j4rei; (c.
Samuel Sle-.vait sold .'lUhead of dressed slu.ep
at t;7M'-
llegs The lcceipts were: West Pliiladefpiila
yariN, c,"0) head : oilier yards. l.fjflO heail. 'loin!
for Hie weel: 7,-"0) liead. Previous week :,.Vl0
head.
Tiie r.iurket was moderately aetlvi: and
prices advanced 2.1c jier hundretfen all grades
in sympathy with the Western markets.
We quote extra at 77;.'4c : geed, at 1
iijc : medium 6)ffl.;Xc ; common K'.S'v'sC.
SALUS AT T1!U WEST rillLAOULrillA VAKD.
Ilcnd.
l.Si) Reger Maynes, Western, gross, 4-Vfc
JJOwen Smith, Penn'a. account of Jehn
McArdle. gross. aiS.Cv.
1!)) E. S.& li. P. Mel-'illen. Western, gross. eHGc.
l.Ti A. Ac J. Christy, Western, gies. 4j.'c.
82 L'lmaii A Lehman Brew., Ohie, account et
Lehman Bres.. ."ir.Je : .'iiOliii account et
Levi Sensenig. .'Q.3c ; ') Yerk county, ac
count of J. Glien,4Vjl,'4e ; It Penn'a.,
account of James White, gross, 4;i.'e.
It James Clem-'en, Western, gross, 4g'c.
U.i.- Jehn McArdle, Western, gres. .? lijc.
J".! Daniel Murphy, Ohie mid West Peiin'.i..
gresy, 4:-ijiie.
20 Dennis Smyth. Western Va. and Penn'a.,
account of W. W. Stewart ; S) Western
Vu.. account of J. Meighen ; ." Ohie, own
account, gross, 3"Je.
II') Lewenstein & Adler," Western Penn'a,
gross, -;?li
17-" . Scbainberg & Ce., Western, gross, 4JjJ
;c.
S' clianibcrg & Paul, Western, gross, "iy
:c.
m F. behecfz. Western mid West Va., gre-3,3
(S-IJe.
7 II. Chain, jr.. Western. gies, 45c.
S" Daniel Smyth & Bte., West Va., account Of
C. B. Cerncy ; 22'Wcstcrn, account of M.
I. Denley : 22 Western, account el J.
McArdle ; ! Western, account of J'oek-
iiian & Cox. gross. 3fmaa.
72 Leuis Hern, West Va., gross, Sfgl'c.
22 AbeOstheim, West Va,. gross, 4ft4c.
114 M. Levi, West Va., gross, 45-Jc.
110 James Anil. Western, gross 1-VjC.
M James Eustace, Went em and West Va.,
gross, ajj jc
2"i IL Chain, jr.. Western, gross, V.IH.
SO Bnchuiun Jt Levi. Illinois, own account;
IS West Va.. account el Reynolds Fin
ley, gros-.jygec.
3 P. Hatha way, Chester county bulls, gross,
2'ic.
J. F.'sadlcr t Ce.. 13 caileads Western, gross,
4J-5c.
12 Wiliium ilillcr, Chester county, gross, lis;
5c
JHEIUCAJj.
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languishing en a bed of sickness, take cheer,
ler
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If you arc simply ailing: if you feci weak
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If you arc a minister, and have overtaxed
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It" you are a man et business, weakened by
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Hep Bitters Will. Strengthen Yeu.
If you are young, and suffering from any fn
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Hep UlUcrs Will Kcllcve Yen.
If you arc in the workshop, en the farm, at
the desk anywhere, and feel that your system
needs cleansing, toning or stimulating with
out intoxicating,
Hep Hitters Is What Yen Need.
If you are old, and your pulse is feeble, your
nerve3 unsteady, and your faculties waning.
Hep Hitters uriil ;:lve jini Sew LITe and
Iger.
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'!ccC-lvd3IWFw
Tli.ll'ELt.i:-.-
I ANCASTKK AK.1HLl.Ei:VILl.i: K. i.
A J Curs run as fellows :
Leave Lsncatscr (P. R. Depot), at 7, 5, an.i
U::-a. m.. mid 2. 4. t and A2M p. m., except en
Satur-lay. when the hist car leave- at "rS-.-p. m.
Leave Millersville (Iew.t eiul) -ii r,:iml
a. M., and L 3, 3 and 7 p. in.
Cars run doily ou above time excupt en Sun
day.
CIOLUMBIA AN1 POKT U.-O.-tli ::. K
Trains new run regularly in tlici liinuhia
and Fert Deposit Kaun.Mil en the lohewni;
time :
00:
Statiess XeKru-lKxpicss.
Express.
v. .M.
e
r. WiHI.
A.M.
Pert Deposit.
Peacbbottem
Safe Harber.
Columbia...
li:35
7:12
7:35
S:25
if
3;IS
5:21
6:20
4:23
5:11
3:40
bTATtess Seith- Express. 'Express. Accem.
WAKt. ; A. M. i T. X. I A. ST.
Columbia 11:45 ! ;rJi 7:4.
r. m. C:t' lArD.W!
Safe Harber. 1:11 ' r. m. jLeO:!
Peacbbottem I'i57 :.M n.ii;
' V. M.
Pert Deposit 1::10 .s:0.". 12:25
PKSSSYLVAXIA KAI!.KtAI NKW
SCHEDULE On and alter SUXDAY
XOVEMBEKSth. 1SS0. trains" en the Pcim-yl-vam:
Kaiiread will arrive and leave the I.an-c.i-te
and Philadelphia itepets a- fol!ew:
East'.vakd.
I Leave Arrive
Laiie'i.r PhllutPu
2:1(1 a.m. 4:l...n
r:2i " 7:40
i 8 tO "
i S:a ' 10:10
, S:I5 '-
j '.':! " 12.01 r.M.
I I'Xi " ....
! i ie ivi. a.4
I 2:10 " 5:00 "
I J:.-;". - ."KSO "
1.3i " H:l. "
, i;rr '.no '
Philadelphia Express
Fast Line.
Yerk Accem. Arrives:
Hariishurg Express
Dillerville Accem. Arrives,
Columbia Accommodation.
Frederick Accem. Arrive",
Pacific Express,
Sunday Mail
Johnsteivn Expies-,
Day Express,
llarrisliurg Aecomii'e.iat'n.
WHSrW'ARK.
l.eai'
Arrive
I.aue'ter
' Pluiad'a
Way Passenger.
'iJ::-! ...!. .V.iO.(.m
' 7. Hi ' i'r.20 "
!02"i "
'.'.I'd ' ll:l.1 "
i22 " 2 S3 l-.M
-:li '
2irs "
2::ai i-.m. 5: l." "
S.l " 7:-i' "
S:a ' '!() "
ifcSi " .:M "
0:10 ' Ii..'-.
,11 AS " -MilA.Jf
Mail Train Ne. l.vi.t .Mt..ley,
Mall J rain Xe.2,via Cei iua.
Niagara A Chicago Express
Sunday Mail,
Fast Line,
Frederick Accemuiiidai ion.
Dillerville Leeal.x iaXlf.-ley
ilarrislmig Accoiniiiedarii,
Columbia Aceoaimedation.
ilarrisburg Express
Pittsburg Kxpres-
Cincinnati Expies-,
Pacilie Express
Pucifle Express.east.ini ninniay. when Uag
Ked, will step at Middlcleiwi, Eli:.bethtewii
ML Jey. Lauiiisville, ISird-in-IIand, l.emau
Place. Cap, Christiana. I'arkesbnrg. Ceatcs
villc, Oakland and tilcu Lech.
Fast Line. west, en Miiula), v. lien ibigged,
will slop tit Di.n niagSown.Ceatesville. Parkes
burg, ML Jey, Eli.abeihtewn am! .'.liddlifewn.
Ilanoveraccemmodatioii west, connecting at
Lancaster with Niug.iraaud Ciii'-.ie Express
at Il:u- a. m.. win run tlireugh te Hanover.
Frederick AevomutDdatieii. w csLcenueLtsut
Lancaster, witli Fast Line, we, t, at 2:13 i m.,
and will run l:irAih te Kreilerie::.
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Trains ceiineetat Kcading Willi tnuns te and
Irem Philadelphia, Pottsville. Ilarrisburg, Al Al
lentewn and New lerk, vi Beiiml Broek
Reute.
At Columbia wiib trains leaed fnim Yerk,
Hanover. Gettyslmrg, Frederick and Balti
more. A. M. WILSON, hujit.
ME DIVA I.,
DATS KIDNEY PAD!
A mSCOVEUV BY ACCIDENT,
wiiich supplies a want men et'cmiiicut ability
have de eted yeaiH til stuiiv and experiment
te llnd aSpecltlu ler Di-ea.-i-se: the Iiidneys,
Bl.idner, Ciinary Orgiiusaml Nervous .system
and from th; timeel ii.sdi.scevery has rapidly
increased in favor, gaining tie approval 'and
ceulldeuce of medical men and thi.se who Imvn
used it; it has become a favorite with all
classes, and wheiever Introduced has super
seded all ether treatments. In short, such is
its intrinsic merit and superiority, that it. new
the only recognized reliable remedy.
Is Strongly Endorsed.
We have the most unequivocal testimony te
its curative p wers Irem many peiveus et
high eharaeter.intclligenceaiid respen-ibiiity.
Our bonk "Hew a Lift was .Saved." giving the
history of thn new discovery, -and a large
recert ei most reuiiirk-ible ene-. s. nt free.
Write ter it.
Day Kidney Pad Company,
TOLEDO, OHIO.
nAHTIflN Owing te the many worthless
U--.UIlU-l.-;-lIm.v r.ui.siimv-se.ikingiisaliieii
our reputation, we ih cm It due thenfliieted te
warn ihi.ni. As'-c ler DAY'S KIDNKV I'A1,
and take no ether.
EASTERN AGENCY,
( HAI.LES X. CI.ITTENT0N,
115 Fulton St., New Ynr'ii.
$500 RB'WAKD!
OVER A .MILLION OF
PROF. GUILMETTE'S
Havc already been sold iu tbisceiiutiy and In
France : every one of which has given perfect
satisfaction, and has performed cures every
time when used according te direction;:. Wc
new say te the alllicted and doubting fines
that we wit pay the above lcward ler a single
case of
LAME BACK
iliat the Pad falls te cure. This Oreat Remedy
will Positively und Permanently cure Lum
bago, laimc Back. Sciatica. Gravel, Diibctes,
Dropsy. Brigbt's Di-case of thu Kidnejs, In
continence ami Retention et t lie t rinc. In
flammation of the Kidneys. Ca'a-rli el the
Bladder. High Colored Urine, Pain In the
Back, bide or Leins, Nervous Weakn-s-, and
in fact all diserders-et theBIadderand L'rinary
Orgaus Whether cjiiiracttd by private disease
orjetlicrwrise.
LADIC-t, If you arc suffering from Female
Weakness. Leucorrhoea, or any disease et thn
Kidneys, Bladder, or Urinary Organs,
YOU CAN BE CURED I
Without swallowing uauaceiM medicines,
simply wearing
by
PBOP. GUILMETTE'S
FRENCH KIDNEY PAD
WHICH CUKES BY ABSORPTION.
Ask your druggist for PROF. CIUILMKTTE'S
FRENCH KIDNEY PAD, and take no ether.
If he has net get it,end ti ami jeu will re
ceive tine Pad by return mall. Fer sale by
JAMES A. MEVEIW,
Odd Fellows' Hall, Columbia, Pa.
Sold only by GEO. W. HULL.
Druggist, IS W. King St., Lancaster, Pa.
augll-CmdcedM.WAF
Prof. Giulmette's French Liver Pad.
Will positively cure Fever and Ague, Dumb
Ague, Ague Cake. Biliieus Fever, Jaundice.
Dyspepsia and all diseases of the Liver,
Stomach ami Bleed. Price I..rO by mail. Send
for Prof. Guilmette's Treaties en the Kidneys
and Liver, free by mall. Add res?
FBBNCH PAD COMPANY,
Teledo, Ohie,
aug 1 1-CmdeedM. W& T
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Frencb Kidney Fads
I LECTION NOTICE.
j Netice is hereby given te the members ei
the Farmers Mutual Insurance Company tint
an election for a Beard et Directors and Beard
of Appraisers for the year IdSl. will be held nt
the fountain Inn, at laincaster. en SATUR
DAY, DECEMBER 18, 1980, between the hears
or 2 and 4 p.m. A O.NEWPHEK,
nl-rltd&ftw Secretary.
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